I live in Colorado Springs and have had Dark eyed Juncos here for about two
weeks.
Cinnamon Bergeron
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 8:44 PM Dave Hyde wrote:
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> Hi CObirders, today the temperature dropped to 38F. Snow at about 8000’,
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Wow, how far is that? How long did it take to get there?
Cinnamon
On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 8:09 AM Scott Somershoe
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Well, that is impressive!!
On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 2:18 PM Scott Somershoe
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> 19 miles from my house to the spot. I could have saved a little mileage
> by taking a slightly more direct route, but not too bad. It's also mostly
> uphill to get there once I get east of the S Platte river.
I have seen zero dead birds.
On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 2:38 PM Peter Burke wrote:
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> CFO is looking for someone who has seen firsthand what has been reported
> as a significant regional die off of songbirds in early September. If so,
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Thanks to all for the replies! Now I just need the bird to stay put a
little bit longer.
Eric
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Eric DeFonso
near Lyons, Boulder County, CO
On Tue, Sep 29, 2020 at 6:34 PM Eric DeFonso wrote:
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Hi Eric! (sharing with cobirds for others who may have the same question, I
know I did when I headed down there)
You’ll want to park at the East Boat Ramp in Cherry Creek State Park. There
is a smaller upper lot with a vault toilet that is convenient. From there,
walk down to the shoreline and
Hi all,
Could some kind soul advise as to the best place to park and hike in to see
this bird? I've been out of town for a couple weeks and am coming back
tomorrow (Wednesday afternoon) and want to make a beeline for this location
assuming the bird is still being reported. I want to be prepared
Fall seems to be here, as the sparrows take over from the warblers.
Today's highlights included a very cute Brown Creeper (not rare, certainly,
but not often caught) and a very handsome Fox Sparrow. We sometimes forget
the wide range of size, body and bill shape among passerine species!
We reported 175 migrating Turkey Vultures Sunday afternoon, and that Karen
Metz, Castlewood Canyon State Park raptor monitor went to the part Monday
morning and counted 174 leaving the roost there.
Yesterday Cheryl Thompson reported that, on Sunday afternoon about 6 pm, she
saw 175 Turkey
Joe Roller has kindly created an eBird hotspot for the Hohnholz Lakes State
Wildlife Area Campground in northwestern Larimer County. If anyone has
historical eBird checklists from this SWA that are reported using a
personal location, its now possible for you to change the location of your
I had a couple of Mountain Chickadees at Cherry Creek State Park this
morning.
Ken Wat
Aurora
On Mon, Sep 28, 2020, 12:40 PM Lynne Forrester
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> Had 2 Mtn Chickadees in amongst a small mixed flock of Orange-crowned,
> Yellow-rumped, and Wilsons Warbles in my conifers in Littleton. Fall is
Hi all
Osprey hunting over Windsor Lake and pond to west.
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http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org/albums/photos/view/18/3832/osprey
Thanks, Gary Lefko, Nunn
http://www.friendsofthepawneegrassland.org
Hi COBirders,
CFO is looking for someone who has seen firsthand what has been reported as
a significant regional die off of songbirds in early September. If so,
please contact me off list.
Thank you,
Peter Burke
Managing Editor, Colorado Birds
(973) 214-0140
Flickr
We have a Fox Sparrow at the Barr Lake Banding Station right now. Gorgeous
bird!
Susan Rosine
Brighton, Adams county
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Continuing at same spot at pelican point
And yes, I rode my bike over here from Littleton. Sweet green year bird.
Scott Somershoe
Littleton CO
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I had a junco yesterday, too, while weather was windy and drizzly and 45
degrees. They were here just briefly, so I did not ID variety. Sedalia,
Douglas County, about 5900 feet elevation, in the West Plum Creek valley
They were not around today, hopefully they warmed up and rejoined their
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